[Anime] Black Bullet

-For an experienced fighter, with a gun already pointed at the perpetrator, to trow aside(or holster, they don't show what he did with it) and instead charge in and attempt to fight in melee combat....
-Ignoring the 2 trained and mangled swat members behind the hostile...
-And announcing his moves before he strikes...
-Really?
-Back up charges in, and stands in the open without cover, also announcing their attack...

-Okay, normal police (government officials) can't do, literally, anything to stop the monsters...
-Takes special bullets and loli's to kill the monsters...
-All of which are privately owned/contracted... why?! How come the police can't get these bullets?

-They are the only ones who can kill these monsters, but no one pays them enough to live off of? Really?
-Even the police weasels out of paying them... how broke is their government, cause the "good city and their police force" looks damn nice.
-They have time to go to school on top of their barely paying day job? Just depart from the school setting already... seriously.
-There's no point in owning the office, especially if there poor, they could work from home using cellphones to pick up contracts... since the contracts seem to be formed on such flimsy verbal agreements that can be taken back. I can't imagine them having paper work.

Putting the last 2 sets together, the government can't recruit these guys with a pay rate equal to law enforcement? Normally, organized governments don't let dangerous individuals walk around with weapons that even their own law enforcement lacks...

-They're all female... Why... nvm... I'll ignore this one...

-I kinda wanted to try that purple stuff...

-There are 2 working bridges on both sides, when they zoom out, was there any meaning to riding up to the end of the broken one in the middle? I first thought it represented a wall dividing the city, but it becomes meaningless when they show the other bridges...

The opening greatly reminded me of an opening sequence to a Armor Core game, which lead to an excited and very optimistic disposition for me. An army was fighting against massive monsters, amongst a ruin city, crash landing in the midst of an heavily occupied shelter filled with people seeming of poor health and environment.

-With the army, I expected something along a military/armed citizen backdrop.
-With the monsters, a organized counter militia struggling to defend from them.
-With the destruction, a greatly prolonged battle preceding the intro.
-With the poverty, a type of, "I haven't been able to contact the next city over for a week now" struggle for survival.
-The landing of the monster in the middle of the shelter, had me expecting a strong undertone of the mortality of humans.
-The protagonist quoting his fathers words... well.. I didn't think anything particular about it.

I realize I was being overly bitter... I suppose it's due to the fact that, I was hoping for something different and deeper on top of my newly established expectations, but it turned into the type of series, with elements, I've seen so many times that it is starting to get on my bad side.

-Fighting loli reminding me of to many series to count.
-The step sibling scenario, seems to closely match Kure-nai, and I don't expect to enjoy this series as much.
-Underage protagonist that doesn't act in any manner that would afford his position, too many series to list.
-Despite his gun and training, flashy martial art sequences favored over any of the more logical approaches in hostile environments. (I wouldn't have a problem with, if more series tried approaching this more seriously).
-The "poverty" cliche, that I really don't expect to have an effect on the characters dept once again.
-A no one but Main, and a few more insignificant others, by comparison, can fight the bad guys.

-The fighting style is more powerful than his gun against humans.
-Only loli can craft the bullets.
-A loli has to choose a companion.
-Their all girls because only women can give birth.
-There are government contracted loli's, but won't be revealed till much later on.
-Protag, out of guilt, wants loli to experience a normal Japanese school life.
-There are more people working for their office, still don't think this justifies the office tho.
-The purple stuff really doesn't taste good.
-Road blocks on the working bridges... but that being the case, what was the meaning of him going their there, then to the end of the bridge, for them to then the "zoom out". I understand the character did that for the audience, but other than introducing the loli's and backdrop, but was their there any significance outside of it that, was the "wall" metaphor not really there and was I am reading too much into it?

I am really starting to like this series. I like the dark undertones with the children who are suppose to be humanities savior also being condemed to suffer because of their curse.

I also really like the villian Kagetane Hiruko and his daughter Kohina Hiruko is my favorite yandere loli (>w<)

Another good episode. I swear, some things are good when they're animated. They also gave a little info about the Promoter rankings, as well as Initiator types. Can't wait for the next episode.

Meanwhile we have this faggot over here and his goddamn loli asylum.

We all know what's really going down.